This is a currently legal way to do it.
I do not expose it in the documented interface because I do now want to promise that it will stay this way. I also think that there are not too many situations where you wout want to change the server as part of the application.

And there is a much more versatile way of dealing with different servers.
RServerManager and RServerManagerAdmin




On Aug 4, 2008, at 8:24 AM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:

Hi Ryan,

Im not sure if this is really allowed(!) but the following VBA code selects the local background server option:

Call SaveSetting("RExcel", "Server", "ServerType", 3)
Make sure R server is not running before executing this command.

To resume with local foreground server use:

Call SaveSetting("RExcel", "Server", "ServerType", 1)

Ive tested (very simple test) this on the latest version of RandFriends and it seems to work ok.

Perhaps Erich may be able to point out some reasons why this may not be an acceptable method to change server types.

Regards,

Wayne
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Subject: [Rcom-l] Option to start RExcel in foreground and background


Is it possible in my VBA code to start the RExcel session in either foreground or background mode based on a parameter, and that ignores the setting of the user. An example pseudo-code would be:

RInterface.StartRServer("foreground") or RInterface.StartRServer("background")

I once saw how do to this on the web, but lost the location of the information.

Thanks,

Ryan Sheftel
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